SAVANNA set from Kitan Club

skysthelimit wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:

But I am sure his wife mother thinks he is handsome

Well, of course she does, she's blind

SUSANNE wrote:

skysthelimit wrote:

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

The only model you miss, seems to be the Grevy zebra, in the same position as the Grants zebra...

Oh, there's a naked mole rat, but I simply don't like the animal

You are right. The poor thing is probably the ugliest animal on earth
(But I am sure his wife mother thinks he is handsome )

I know I am twisted, but I actually think they're kind of cute. I'd love to have a colony of them as pets, but it would take something akin to a giant ant farm to house them properly...

I have a documentary with extensive underground footage of a colony, and they are fascinating creatures. They have a rudimentary form of social hierarchy (based at least in part on age) - when they pass each other in the narrow underground corridors they inhabit, the younger mole rat crouches down very low to the ground and the elder mole rat passes above it. They are equally adept at moving backward and forward in their tunnels. They all hibernate together in a central chamber with the adults in a ring around the outside with the more vulnerable newborn and young mole rats in the center to keep the young warmer so they do not freeze and die.

Finally, I have it on good authority that they are not particularly impressed with us humans, either...

schleich61 wrote:

Finally, I have it on good authority that they are not particularly impressed with us humans, either...

I can't blame them, really...

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

The only model you miss, seems to be the Grevy zebra, in the same position as the Grants zebra...

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Thanks to Phil, one adorable tiny Grevy zebra arrived to our home


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Our Grant's zebra now has a rolling buddy

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Phil, thanks A LOT

Nice party in Serbia!
What's the subject? A strip cartoon, a comic strip or a strip-tease?
Congratulations they are wonderful and really serious!

Congrats Robert These figurines are so realistic, I wish one of the brands like Papo would attempt something like this

Roger wrote:

Nice party in Serbia!
What's the subject? A strip cartoon, a comic strip or a strip-tease?
Congratulations they are wonderful and really serious!

Congrats Roger, it's a Breakdance, these are a puzzle animals



Thanks Harriet, yes - that would be a treat. I still hope that some brand would use a base and make a kicking zebra
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They are beautyful both of them, but the grewy zebra is one of the most fantastic animals

Congratulations, and hurray for Phil

Welcome!

Beautiful collection, really!
Kitan Techni Colour is beautiful!
I have to ask you, could you take a picture of comparative Schleich Zebras and Impala Kitan Techni Colour, because I want to see how big are these figures
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Regards and best wishes!
Daniel.

It's very small, without a base Impala's topline is on the level with Schleich female Zebra belly

You could take a picture comparison? I would ask Robert :)

Greetings!

exactly! where's the comparison pic with the Bandai Zebra!?

What ?.

schleich61 wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:

skysthelimit wrote:

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

The only model you miss, seems to be the Grevy zebra, in the same position as the Grants zebra...

Oh, there's a naked mole rat, but I simply don't like the animal

You are right. The poor thing is probably the ugliest animal on earth
(But I am sure his wife mother thinks he is handsome )

I know I am twisted, but I actually think they're kind of cute. I'd love to have a colony of them as pets, but it would take something akin to a giant ant farm to house them properly...

I have a documentary with extensive underground footage of a colony, and they are fascinating creatures. They have a rudimentary form of social hierarchy (based at least in part on age) - when they pass each other in the narrow underground corridors they inhabit, the younger mole rat crouches down very low to the ground and the elder mole rat passes above it. They are equally adept at moving backward and forward in their tunnels. They all hibernate together in a central chamber with the adults in a ring around the outside with the more vulnerable newborn and young mole rats in the center to keep the young warmer so they do not freeze and die.

Finally, I have it on good authority that they are not particularly impressed with us humans, either...

I like Your talking here Phil I think they indeed have interesting social structure, somewhat like ants. Only one female in colony has babies and other members of colony just bring food to her and her kids, then if she die others fight and strongest one become another "queen"...
But noo, I can't see their cuteness Also, I wouldn't like to be one of them to be honest

ana wrote:

schleich61 wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:

skysthelimit wrote:

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

The only model you miss, seems to be the Grevy zebra, in the same position as the Grants zebra...

Oh, there's a naked mole rat, but I simply don't like the animal

You are right. The poor thing is probably the ugliest animal on earth
(But I am sure his wife mother thinks he is handsome )

I know I am twisted, but I actually think they're kind of cute. I'd love to have a colony of them as pets, but it would take something akin to a giant ant farm to house them properly...

I have a documentary with extensive underground footage of a colony, and they are fascinating creatures. They have a rudimentary form of social hierarchy (based at least in part on age) - when they pass each other in the narrow underground corridors they inhabit, the younger mole rat crouches down very low to the ground and the elder mole rat passes above it. They are equally adept at moving backward and forward in their tunnels. They all hibernate together in a central chamber with the adults in a ring around the outside with the more vulnerable newborn and young mole rats in the center to keep the young warmer so they do not freeze and die.

Finally, I have it on good authority that they are not particularly impressed with us humans, either...

I like Your talking here Phil I think they indeed have interesting social structure, somewhat like ants. Only one female in colony has babies and other members of colony just bring food to her and her kids, then if she die others fight and strongest one become another "queen"...
But noo, I can't see their cuteness Also, I wouldn't like to be one of them to be honest

Yes, Ana, they are reminiscent of ant colonies in their social organization and interactions! Maybe even elements of the "hive mind" consciousness state.

Agreed, I too will prefer to stick with my current human incarnation... As for the cuteness, just squint your eyes really, really hard and look again...

Hi Daniel!! See here!

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Hey,

I did not want comparisons Kitan Zebra and Schleich zebra .. Kitan impala only Schleich zebra...

Greetings.

ken yeo wrote:

Hi Daniel!! See here!

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Ken, thanks for showing that picture! That's very informative and shows how small and nicely detailed is that little zebra! That's a fantastic figure. The impala is a little smaller so we can see how small it is.
It would be nice to see Schleich or a similar brand making that figure in a larger size without base.

OMG, Thank You Robert!!!

Very,very much!
Greetings!
Daniel.

Ken and Robert, you are both patient and accommodating. It is kind of you.

Those are really lovely little figures. Ken, your comparison pic is fantastic; I especially love the little zebra.

Actually, does anyone perhaps have any leads on where to get these Kitan figures from the US? I found this website:

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But I'm not sure yet whether they ship to the US or whether it is a trusted site. If anyone has any information they'd be willing to put out there (or please, PM me!), I'd be eternally grateful! If not, no worries at all.

(By the way, this collection is very cool and at the same time, a bit disturbing:

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no?)

scot(t) wrote:

Ken and Robert, you are both patient and accommodating. It is kind of you.

Those are really lovely little figures. Ken, your comparison pic is fantastic; I especially love the little zebra.

Thanks Scott!!

scot(t) wrote:

Actually, does anyone perhaps have any leads on where to get these Kitan figures from the US?

I bought mine here
It's not from US but shipping is free

Thanks Robert!